Coming in a little late on this one, but what synthesizer are you using?

Let's not neglect very simple questions that might be so obvious they aren't asked. Your description says it reads the first line or two, then stops or repeats. But can the person move down the page

Hi, The image describer addon just gives a bunch of braille Unicode numbers for image descriptions. That is not helpful, and yes I do have it set to English. Does this addon still need some major

I appreciate the info about configuration not going away when reinstalled. How would I reset it to default. I don't know who originally installed this software, but as far as I can  tell he has not

Great points, thank you Brian. I actually have a listening ear at the company at this point. Not sure how responsive they will be over time but we shall see. Thanks again, Sam

I'm not sure whether it'll help somehow, but just thought I'd chime in on this with this piece of information. There's also an nvda-old.log file which can be accessed going to

On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 08:03 PM, Sam Bushman wrote: Yes sir, understand. I just tried it in narrator and same results – I think that makes your point.Also, if you attempt to push this, definitely

Yes sir, understand. I just tried it in narrator and same results – I think that makes your point.

Sam, Getting the same "non-result" in all browsers other than IE strongly suggests to me that the site in question (or at least the part you're trying to work with) was written extensively

Hi All, Ok, IE works great with both NVDA and other screen reader Jaws. Modern browsers show unlabeled buttons, links and, clickables. Thanks, Sam

>What happens in Firefox or Edge Same thing as Chrome – unlabeled buttons and links. Just says button or link over and over. IE recognizes the links and buttons to be what they truly are. I

Sam, What happens in Firefox or Edge? Also, do you have any idea what the age of that system happens to be? The latter question is because if the web app is of a certain age, they

Sometimes, different browsers behave in different ways even the website being the same. I find it to be very common nowadays. I suggest you to use what suits you better. It's?? probably

Hi All, I am working with a system called SpeakAp.com It’s an intranet for companies. When I am in internet explorer the links are labled and all is well. When I am in chrome nothing is

And, now, this topic is locked. I agree that the original poster did show some discretion in asking for replies off-list, which could easily have been made using the "Reply to Sender" link at the end

 I think that that's why he told people he'd send the information privately. that way, it won't go any farther on this list.

Curtis, w/all due respect, you don't tell us a lot here, ie, what version of windows is he using, what version of NVDA is he using, what browser, has he tried another browser, etc. The other thing is,

Hello Curtis. NVDA might not be the problem. Experience tells me that when things suddenly go wrong with web browsing, check recent updates of the web browser being used and, if possible, remove the

Hello, I hope you can point me in the right direction. I am a computer repair / technician who has a client who is loosing his eye sight. He choose to use NVDA as his screen reader and for several

I do not know of any tutorials with regard to NVDA and web-based Office. Given the fluidity, or potential fluidity, of the web based version I would be disinclined to use it if I had any other